Project - Projects and Releases - Add a Project to a Folder

This API call will be available soon, but we're sharing the documentation now so you can prepare.

Assigns an existing project to a folder

Before using this call, you'll need to authenticate against the API as detailed in Making your first call to the Project API.

All of these examples have simulation mode turned on. Once you are ready to use in a production environment, you can remove the simulation parameter. Any changes will then affect your account.

The following arguments are available against this endpoint:

project_code -  arg1, The code for the project you would like to assign to the folder.

folder -  arg2, Id of the folder that the project should be assigned to.

PHP

Ruby

Python

Response

PHP

$nonce = get_nonce('https://api.elucidat.com/v2/projects', 'PUBLIC_KEY', 'PRIVATE_KEY');
$headers = auth_headers('PUBLIC_KEY', $nonce);
$fields = array(
    'folder' => $arg2,
    'simulation_mode' => 'simulation'
);
$result = call_elucidat($headers, $fields, 'POST', "https://api.elucidat.com/v2/projects/folders/$arg1", 'PRIVATE_KEY');
echo ("HTTP status code: " . $result['status'] . "\n");
print_r($result['response']);

Ruby

nonce = client.get_nonce;
headers = client.auth_headers(nonce)
fields = {
	'folder' => arg2,
'simulation_mode' => 'simulation'}
pp client.call_elucidat(headers, fields, 'POST', '/v2/projects/folders'+arg1)

Python

nonce = get_nonce(
    "https://api.elucidat.com/v2/projects",
    "PUBLIC_KEY",
    "PRIVATE_KEY",
)
headers = auth_headers("PUBLIC_KEY", nonce)
fields = [("folder", arg1), ("simulation_mode", "simulation")]
print call_elucidat(
    headers,
    fields,
    "POST",
    "https://api.elucidat.com/v2/projects/folders"+arg1,
    "PRIVATE_KEY",
)

Response

{
"200 - OK"
}